exitpass

noun
UK /ˈɛksɪtpɑːs/
US /ˈɛksɪtpæs/

A special ticket that lets you leave a place.

The teacher gave Mia an exitpass so she could go to the nurse.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A digital code that opens a gate so you can go out.

Scan your exitpass at the gate to leave the parking garage.

3. A card that shows you are allowed to leave school early.

He showed his exitpass at the office before going home.

4. A free way out of a difficult situation.

Learning to say sorry was her exitpass from the argument.